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Le Massif Trail Map

Top Rated for
4.56 (67 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.55 (64 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.45 (64 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.44 (8 Ratings)
Intermediates
4.39 (64 Ratings)
Quiet Slopes
4.35 (31 Ratings)
Advanced
Beginner 23%
Intermediate 35%
Advanced 32%
Expert 11%
Overall Rating
4.34
From 67 Reviews
57
Total Runs
118
Bottom Elevation
2644
Top Elevation
406
Skiable Terrain

Grab the Le Massif ski resort map to get familiar with the terrain before you head out—it'll help you make the most of your day on the hill. The trail map covers 57 runs split across 13 beginner, 20 intermediate, and 18 advanced trails, with a top elevation of 806m dropping down to 36m. The resort is serviced by 2 gondolas or cable cars, 3 chairlifts, and 2 drag lifts, making it easy to navigate this compact but varied setup.

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piste map for Le Massif

Best Runs in Le Massif

  • La Charlevoix (Green): A wide, gentle slope ideal for first-timers building confidence with consistent gradient and ample space.

  • La Pente-Douce (Green): A mellow cruiser offering beginners a longer descent with forgiving terrain and excellent sight lines.

  • La Martine (Blue): A scenic intermediate run winding through gladed terrain with smooth transitions and spectacular St. Lawrence River views.

  • La Fabuleuse (Blue): A flowing blue that offers varied terrain with gentle rollers, perfect for intermediate carving practice.

  • La Cime (Black): A steep, challenging descent dropping straight down the fall line with sustained pitch that'll test your technique.

  • La Gros Pin (Black): A technical run through tight tree lines demanding quick reflexes and precise edge control.

  • La Mailloux (Black): An expert-level piste known for its relentless gradient and leg-burning vertical, popular with advanced skiers seeking a proper workout.

  • La Vertigineuse (Double Black Diamond): The resort's steepest offering, featuring an incredibly aggressive pitch that's not for the faint-hearted.